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Gas Exchange in Plants What are the two main gases that all organisms on earth need to exchange back and forth between themselves and the environment? OXYGEN AND CARBON DIOXIDE Why do autotrophs and heterotrophs need to exchange these gases? A. Autotrophs SUCH AS . . . 1. Need CO2 for photosynthesis. 2. Use O2 for cellular respiration. 3. Get rid of excess O2 through . . . STAY TUNED! Why do autotrophs and heterotrophs need to exchange these gases? B. Heterotrophs SUCH AS . . . 1. Use O2 for cellular respiration. 2. Get rid of CO2 as a waste gas. How do flowering plants exchange these gases? They use three vegetative structures: 1. Roots 2. Stems 3. Leaves How do flowering plants exchange these gases? 1. Roots a. CO2 dissolves in water in soil. b. CO2 absorbed by root hairs; transported by xylem c. Photosynthesis produces O2; transported by phloem. How do flowering plants exchange these gases? 2. Stems a. Lenticels – tiny (white “spots” are the openings in stems for openings) gas exchange. How do flowering plants exchange these gases? 3. Leaves a. Review leaf’s cross-section structure. Cuticle Upper epidermis Palisade layer Spongy layer Lower epidermis Guard cells and stomata How do flowering plants exchange these gases? 3. Leaves b. O2 and CO2 AND H2O are exchanged at stomata formed by guard cells. c. Guard cells are in OPEN position when filled with water and CLOSED when water is scarce. Guard cell Animation How do flowering plants exchange these gases? 3. Leaves d. What type of plant would be most likely found in the rainforest? One with lots of guard cells or one with few guard cells? LOTS OF GUARD CELLS – WHY? How do flowering plants exchange these gases? 3. Leaves e. Gas exchange also happens at spongy layer and palisade layer.